Thousands Take Part In Inquiry On Pubs And The Pandemic
Pub-goers, landlords, and bar staff have responded in their thousands to have their say on how pubs and communities have been affected by the pandemic.
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Highlights
Fourth Launches Report To Help Operators Tackle The Allergens Challenge
Fourth, the leading software provider for hospitality and leisure businesses, has launched an in-depth report on allergens, following a significant industry engagement and insight project that brought operators
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Covid-19 Restrictions Cut Contract Catering Sales By Nearly Half In The First Quarter Of 2021
New Contract Caterer Tracker service from CGA reveals the impact of the pandemic on food and drink businesses serving workplaces, education, leisure and other sectors
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Craft Guild Of Chefs Appeals To Industry Leaders To Mentor Young Chefs Through The Graduate Awards
Due to large amounts of the hospitality industry still being closed, the Craft Guild of Chefs has extended its deadline for the Graduate Awards 2021. This is to give senior chefs the opportunity to encourage
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Young Adults And Pubs Power Hospitality’s First Week Back
Young adults are leading consumers’ return to hospitality, pubs are benefiting most from outdoor service, and confidence levels are much higher than after England’s previous big lockdown.
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Covid Passport Scheme For Pubs ‘Shelved’
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has shelved plans to introduce Covid passports in pubs and restaurants this summer.
The PM has moved the focus of the highly contentious scheme away from the hospitality sector, according to media reports.
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The Government Must Commit To A 2023 Rating Revaluation
The Government must commit to the 2023 Revaluation says John Webber, Head of Business Rates at Colliers International, and not allow the lists to slip any further.
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English Hospitality Sector Boosted By Rise In Footfall During First Week Of Reopening, Despite Outdoor Only Trading
The latest data from connectivity solutions provider Wireless Social suggests that consumer confidence in older age groups was higher last week, compared to previous returns to trading following the first easing of lockdown restrictions.
Read more...One in Four Venues Trading in English Hospitality’s First Week of Outdoor Service
Pubs have returned quicker than restaurants as consumers eat and drink out again, but three quarters of England’s licensed premises remain shut. Just under a…
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Leading Hoteliers To Cycle 250km To Raise Vital Funds For Hospitality Action
The Master Innholders is looking for hospitality professionals to get into gear and join them on a 250km cycle through South-East England to raise monies for industry charity, Hospitality Action.
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BBPA Responds To Leaked Proposals For Calorie Labelling On Pints
Industry pub trade association British Beer & Pub Association has slammed government plans to force venues to disclose how many calories are in alcoholic drinks
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Restaurant Collective – Bringing Together a Community
The restaurant sector has been one of the very hardest hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. Industry data[1] shows that there are around 3,000 fewer restaurants…
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Hospitality Trade Bodies Jointly Issue Key Rules For Reopening
Ahead of Monday’s outdoor reopening of hospitality, leading trade bodies have published a one-page guide for the key rules that licensees need to know. This summarises
Read more...£285 Million Invested By Pub Operators Ahead Of Reopening, As Sector Fights To Recover
BBPA reveals huge investment sector has made in leased and tenanted pubs ahead of outdoor reopening from April 12th
The British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA)
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MPs Rally to Criticise ‘Divisive’ Covid Passport Proposals
A cross party group of over 70 MP’s including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and senior Tory Iain Duncan Smith have launched a campaign opposing…
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